Redland Museum has been in existence for over fourty years and is entirely the result of volunteer work and community support, the Rotary Club of Cleveland and Redland Shire Council being major contributors. Over the years the Museum has grown from a small building costing less than $5000 to erect, to a large professionally run museum with an indoor floor space of 2700 square meters. A dedicated band of volunteers continually push the Museum onto greater heights. It would be one of the most interesting small museums that we have ever seen and believe me on our travels and trips we have seen many. Redland Museum is considered to be one of the finest local museums in the state of Queensland. We spent the morning here and as it was airconed it was just lovely as the day outside was so bloody hot.
Original Museum 1971. Blacksmith Shop in foreground
Museum 2014. See Blacksmith Shop extreme left
